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Important carved wood sculpture representing Simon the Zealot, Napoleon III period, 19th century. Sculpture in carved wood representing Simon the Zealot, with two attributes: the first, the saw, object of his martyrdom, and the square representing perhaps the temple,in the style of the thirteenth century, carved in the nineteenth century,...
Carved wooden sculpture of Mary Magdalene, circa 1500. Large limewood sculpture with traces of polychromy representing Mary Magdalene, German work, circa 1500. Height: 80cm. W: 35cm, D: 16cm
Carved wood sculpture representing the Marriage of Saint Catherine, 17th century. Important carved oak sculpture representing the Mystical Marriage of Saint Catherine of Alexandria (on her left, the infant Jesus passes the mystical ring on the saint's finger). Flanders, Antwerp... early 17th century. The saint's left hand has been reattached....
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Oak sculpture of Saint Anne, 16th century. Large oak sculpture of Saint Anne. Work from the Upper Rhine, Basel region. First third of the 16th century. An arm is missing from the infant Jesus, and the Virgin's crown is slightly missing. H: 58cm, W: 27cm, D: 23cm

Welcome to our prestigious collection of luxury wood carvings

Our collection of luxury wood sculptures is a true celebration of art and craftsmanship, offering a diversity of styles and periods that will delight the most discerning art lover. From the timeless pieces of the Louis XV and Louis XVI periods to the bold creations of Art Deco and contemporary design, our selection is designed to enhance your spaces and bring a touch of elegance and refinement to your home.

Louis XV and Louis XVI sculptures: the grace and elegance of the 18th century

Wood carvings in the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles are synonymous with luxury and sophistication. The Louis XV style, also known as Rococo, is characterised by sinuous forms, graceful curves and intricate decorative motifs, often inspired by nature. Sculptures from this period capture lightness and elegance, with common themes such as mythological scenes, putti and floral motifs.

In contrast, the Louis XVI style is more sober and symmetrical, reflecting a transition to Neoclassicism. Sculptures from this period feature straight lines and geometric motifs, with a marked influence from Greek and Roman Antiquity. Popular subjects include busts of famous personalities, representations of classical divinities and allegorical scenes.

The Empire: The grandeur and majesty of Napoleon Bonaparte

The Empire style, popularised during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte, is characterised by a grandeur and majesty that seeks to recall the glory of the Roman Empire. Wood carvings from this period are often imposing and adorned with imperial symbols such as eagles, laurel wreaths and sphinxes. Military themes were also predominant, with representations of war heroes, battle scenes and busts of Napoleon himself.

Napoleon III: An eclectic mix of styles

The Napoleon III, or Second Empire, period was marked by an eclecticism that drew on various stylistic influences from the past. Wood sculptures from this period reflect this diversity, with pieces inspired by Neoclassicism, Baroque, Renaissance and even Orientalism. This mix of styles creates a visual richness and variety that makes it possible to find unique and distinctive pieces for any type of interior.

Art Nouveau: nature and movement at the heart of design

Art Nouveau, which emerged at the end of the 19th century, is an artistic movement that emphasises organic forms and natural motifs. Wood sculptures from this period are characterised by their fluid lines, elegant curves and attention to detail. Common themes include graceful women, often draped in flowing gowns, stylised plants and animals. These works capture the beauty and dynamism of nature, bringing a touch of natural elegance to your space.

Art Deco: the bold modernity of the 1920s

Art Deco, which reached its peak in the 1920s and 1930s, is synonymous with modernity and boldness. Wood sculptures from this period are characterised by their geometric shapes, clean lines and stylised motifs. The use of luxurious materials and innovative techniques gives these works a distinctive and refined character. Common themes include human figures in dynamic poses, abstract motifs and representations of speed and progress.

Contemporary design: creativity without limits

Contemporary wood sculpture design pushes the boundaries of creativity and innovation. Contemporary artists explore new techniques, materials and forms to create unique works that reflect current trends and societal concerns. Contemporary sculptures can be abstract or figurative, minimalist or complex, but they all share a commitment to experimentation and originality. These pieces bring a touch of modernity and sophistication to any space.

Why choose our luxury wood sculptures?

Each wooden sculpture in our collection is a work of art in its own right, created by talented artists and expert craftsmen. Our pieces are carefully selected for their exceptional quality, timeless beauty and ability to enrich your environment. Whether you're looking for a classic piece or a contemporary creation, you'll find the perfect piece in our collection to complement your décor and express your taste for art and luxury.

Conclusion

Our collection of luxury wood sculptures is an invitation to discover and appreciate the richness and diversity of art through the ages. From the classic masterpieces of the Louis XV, Louis XVI and Empire periods to the bold creations of Art Nouveau, Art Deco and contemporary design, each piece is a celebration of elegance, creativity and craftsmanship. We invite you to explore our collection and find the wood sculpture that will bring a touch of distinction and sophistication to your space.

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